Services

Two ways to unblock a situation.

Whether it is an open conflict or a group decision that will not come together, we step in as a neutral third party.

Reviewing the documents of a mediation case file

01 — Mediation

Resolving existing conflicts

Resolving a conflict that already exists between the parties. We help them reach a fair, legally binding agreement without going to court — in commercial, civil or family matters.

Suitable for: contract disputes, property division, shareholder conflicts, family disagreements.

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02 — Facilitation

Neutral leadership of group discussions

Neutral leadership of a group discussion or negotiation — before tensions turn into conflict. We structure and moderate the meeting so the group reaches a decision everyone owns.

Suitable for: shareholder and partner meetings, team decisions, multi-party negotiations, consultations and alignment processes.

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Who we work with

Our clients.

From individuals and families to companies and professional partners.

Individuals
Families
Small businesses
Companies
Lawyers & notaries
Diaspora & international clients

When to call

The earlier, the better.

Mediation can be used at any stage of a conflict — before a lawsuit, during it, or even on the day of the hearing. The right moment is usually earlier than the parties think: the sooner you act, the lower the costs and the more room for a creative solution. If you are not sure mediation fits your case, we will tell you honestly, after a short conversation.

Facilitating a group discussion within a company

Mediation or facilitation — which fits your situation?

The practical rule is simple: if a conflict has already broken out — claims, formal notices, perhaps even a court file — you need mediation. If a group must take an important decision and the discussions stall or risk turning sour, you need facilitation. Both rest on the same foundation: a neutral, impartial third party who structures the dialogue.

In practice the border is sometimes fluid: a facilitation can prevent a conflict that would have ended in mediation, and a successful mediation often concludes with collaboration rules that resemble the outcome of a facilitation. In the free information session we establish together, without obligations, which of the two fits your situation.

The first step is a conversation.

Request a free, confidential information session. Together we will see whether mediation or facilitation is the right path for your situation.